The Secret Service deleted texts from January 6, 2021. A senior fellow at the Brookings Institution said it may qualify as destroying evidence. As some cry “foul,” understanding obstruction of justice is crucial to forming an opinion. […]
NASA released a new image of Jupiter taken by the James Webb Space Telescope. The breathtaking image of the enormous planet was released on July 14. Jupiter makes a big impact on our solar system. […]
British rail transportation is headed for a labor crisis. Train drivers from eight railroad companies will go on strike on July 30, demanding livable wages. Private companies financed and built England’s railroad system. […]
A 2020 jump in world hunger is getting worse. Several U.N. agencies have expressed serious concern over the issue, citing several major causes. Nearly 830 million people don’t get enough calories to maintain body weight. […]
Miners searching for gold in June found a rarer treasure: a baby mammoth. A team of gold miners in the Yukon of Canada discovered the extinct creature encased in permafrost. Mammoths evolved 3 million years ago. […]
The confessions of key Holocaust figure Adolf Eichmann have been released. His taped confessions have been given to Israeli documentarians making a series about him. His crimes inspired new theories about evil. […]
The James Webb Space Telescope sees the Universe in new ways. It can look at the oldest stars and galaxies and analyze exoplanet atmospheres. An expert explains how it could detect simple alien life. […]
The James Webb Space Telescope launched from French Guiana. The once-in-a-generation mission will send an infrared telescope a million miles away to study the Universe. What does it mean for exoplanet research? […]
NASA’s $10 billion successor to Hubble is fueled up and ready to go. The James Webb Space Telescope uses infrared, rather than visible light, to see the Universe. An astrobiologist explains why it matters. […]
A toddler has qualified for Mensa, the world-famous high IQ organization. The Kentucky girl learned her alphabet and began reading at age two before taking an IQ test and earning membership to Mensa. What else are babies capable of that we don’t know? […]
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